Baylor men’s basketball just earned major academic honors, snagging the 2025-26 NABC Team Academic Excellence Award for maintaining a team GPA above 3.0 — proving they’re top-tier on and off the court. Three standout players — Obi Agbim, Juslin Bodo Bodo, and JJ White — also earned spots on the NABC Honors Court for their stellar GPAs and leadership. With over 2,300 players nationwide achieving similar academic excellence, Baylor’s success highlights the program’s commitment to education. And it’s even more impressive that head coach Scott Drew, who joined the NABC Board of Directors in September 2025, is helping shape the future of collegiate basketball’s academic standards.

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George Mason shocks the college basketball world by landing seven-foot transfer James Nnaji—a seasoned pro with ACB and EuroLeague experience—highlighting a seismic shift as NCAA rules loosen to welcome former pros. With NBA rights bouncing between Pistons, Hornets, and Knicks, Nnaji joins a growing wave of experienced players like Bediako, Johnson, and Bilić reshaping college rosters. Coaches now prioritize polished transfers over high school recruits, sparking debate over the soul of amateur athletics.

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Baylor’s poised to make waves this season, fueled by the explosive potential of quarterback DJ Lagway and his emerging chemistry with the tight ends. Lagway, physically and mentally primed after a focused offseason, is leading a confident squad that believes they’re primed for a major leap. Teammates like Matthew Klopfenstein call Lagway’s arrival a game-changer, injecting newfound belief into the locker room. With Lagway’s dual-threat ability and the offense’s red-zone firepower, TCU’s defense faces a daunting task—slowing a quarterback who can turn chaos into big plays. Baylor’s media day message was clear: they’re building one of the most dangerous offenses in the conference, and if their passing game clicks, TCU’s secondary could be the deciding factor in a heated rivalry showdown.

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Cameron Carr is lighting up the NBA Summer League with a blistering 50-point explosion, 11 rebounds, 3 assists, and 9 threes — proving he’s a true shooter who can create his own shot. Meanwhile, Kendall Brown brings versatile energy for the Spurs, Jayden Nunn delivers steady guard play with 14 points and 5 assists, Adam Flagler shows playmaking chops with 15 points and 6 assists for the Kings, and RayJ Dennis makes his mark with efficient scoring and threes. Though Carr leads the pack, all five Baylor alumni are proving they’ve got NBA-level skills — scoring, shooting, playmaking, and versatility — and are making scouts take notice.

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Baylor’s mid-season gamble on seven-foot-one NBA draft pick James Nnaji backfired spectacularly. Hyped as a defensive anchor and rim runner, Nnaji struggled mightily in his debut against TCU, drawing boos and barely registering on the stat sheet. Hindered by a lingering back injury and the brutal pace of college basketball, he faded from the rotation and ultimately transferred to George Mason — a reminder that even elite talent can’t always fit a program’s immediate needs.

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College basketball is exploding with chaos—NIL deals, transfer portal madness, and players returning after NBA draft declarations are reshaping the game. Coaches like Calipari and Izzo are sounding alarms about the mounting pressure. The shockwave hit when Dusty May, fresh off a national title, bolted to the NBA—citing burnout as his reason. Now, the question looms: who’s next? Baylor’s Scott Drew, who’s built NBA talent amid roster carnage and turned down elite offers, seems poised to stay—but he’s also adapting aggressively, hunting NIL money to keep Baylor competitive. The future of college hoops? Uncertain, but Drew’s staying power suggests he’s ready to ride the storm.

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